Sulla Matelda di Dante

Serafino Raffaele Minich provides an in-depth analysis of Matelda, the mysterious figure who appears in Dante's Divine Comedy as a symbol of grace and purity. He explores the historical context and literary influences behind Dante's representation of Matelda, as well as the allegorical significance of her role in the poem. This scholarly study is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Dante's work and its cultural impact.

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